Sentence examples for more easily defeated from inspiring English sources

They're just more easily defeated".

This is perhaps the best piece of evidence from the election returns that Clinton was a more doomed candidate than many believed, and that she would have been even more easily defeated by a traditional Republican.

He felt that South Vietnam's political problems were due to Diệm's illiberalism and thought the communist insurgency would be more easily defeated if Diệm reached out to a broader cross-section of society, cracked down on corruption, cronyism, abusive public servants, and implemented land reform.

An enemy is much more easily defeated if they don't expect you coming.

After decades of backdoor collusion with jihadis and armed rebels of all kinds, Saleh and his generals may believe they can more easily defeat these warriors, or make deals with them.

Using this technique, the player can strategically position Ryu and his clones to more easily defeat enemies and bosses.

Elected by the Reconstruction legislature to the United States Senate in 1870, he ran for governor three years later on a biracial Republican slate and, with enthusiastic support from ex-slaves, easily defeated his more conservative rival.

Through a massive nationwide mobilization of supporters and with the support of hard-line conservatives, however, Ahmadinejad managed to secure one-fifth of the vote, which propelled him into the second round of balloting, in which he easily defeated his more moderate rival, former president Hashemi Rafsanjani.

And he easily defeated a candidate more accommodating to the industry.

Thorpe, however, easily defeated Wieslander by more than 700 points.

(Though she is less easily defeated than Ogden, and more worldly than Emily).